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- Impersonal language
( as WE/YOU can see, the line graph shows US...
- Avoid personal opinion
- Use of the
passive voice
"It is shown the increase..." vs.
"The increase [...] is shown"
- From 1950 to 1975, the situation was steady: REMAINED
- Steady = constant
- A little bit used (vague language) = These languages have a minor presence
- Difference between second language and foreign language
- Use of "the bulk of which/whom". Which and whom must have an ANTECEDENT in the same sentence. Don't split them!
- THE BULK OF IS SINGULAR!
- Unless it's an email, you need to include a TITLE
- If you're told to write between 150 and 200 words, write neither more nor less
- Since we're dealing with adults, use LEARNERS instead of STUDENTS
- Use synonyms (resort to thesaurus.com if needed). Show that you know a lot and don't repeat the same word twice
"... are shown to be used in a tiny percentage. The bulk of which DOES not...
(A comma can be used instead)
- Proper use of capital letters, PLEASE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
(Languages are written in capital letters: English, French, Russian...)
- Use connectors to link the sentences
- Keep it simple: short and straight-to-the-point sentences are easier to understand (2 lines maximum)